Are these pants really that flammable?!!! I like the style, but flammable tactical pants seem retarded.
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I'm not sure why you would think this fabric is flammable. Haven't put myself on fire to test it either! They are very sturdy and worth the cost.
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No lol, there just not made for extreme heat, I laughed about that as well, but I haven't been set on fire with all the work I do, and we use torches lol, I wouldn't go setting myself on fire to see what happens but all is good! Hahaha
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Haha apparently they are because there are warning tags and stickers all over them... i work with a fire dept, but we are never ever near flame close enough that it matters. I wear them on the ambulance every day, they are really comfortable. If you are wearing them in a job that puts you close to open flame i wouldn't buy them, if not, you'll be fine.
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Hi Suze, the gloves are great for camping related tasks, although they are definitely not designed to be in direct contact with any actual flame. In addition, campfires are easily in excess of 425 degrees Fahrenheit so great caution should be taken when using them near embers/flame etc. I hope that helps! I'm always here to answer anymore questions :) -Zach, Owner
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No, no no. However, I've been wearing these pants for years. I put on a BASE LAYER underneath (Icebreaker merino wool to be exact) underneath. Skied all day in this combo and was plenty warm.
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I understand your concern in regards to getting hot, but I believe you should be fine with these. I ran a half marathon in these and never got over-heated.
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Hello Kamlyn, Honestly I do not wear yoga pants over the hotpants but you can try and please tell me your experiance :)Regards Nina
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Yes they are. I got a pair of my own for my car, and I LOVED them. They are extremely durabale and are coated with polyethylene on the back wich is like the silver duck tape you'd use for pressure-sensitive things and they are weather-resistant. I have drove with those over 90* F and under 30*F and through heavy storms and dry humidity, and they are still in perfect condition. If you really want those, I highly recommend getting them, and don't worry about the air blubbles you might develope upon putting them on, cause the heat will flatten them out. Hope I helped answering your question!! :) Yes they are. I got a pair of my own for my car, and I LOVED them. They are extremely durabale and are coated with polyethylene on the back wich is like the silver duck tape you'd use for pressure-sensitive things and they are weather-resistant. I have drove with those over 90* F and under 30*F and through heavy storms and dry humidity, and they are still in perfect condition. If you really want those, I highly recommend getting them, and don't worry about the air blubbles you might develope upon putting them on, cause the heat will flatten them out. Hope I helped answering your question!! :)
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zippers and the boots go alll the way up to right under your butt cheeks ... i have had these like 3 months i was running on 30 when i talked to my sister that has used these or like these she said she uses hers on number 10 &lt;they go to 100&gt; the 10 -15 ish is far more effective then the 30ish 40 i was using also i wear leggin pants when i use them that way no "extra fabric " gets in the way pressing deeper into my legs ,,u can email me if u like kwilder@va.metrocast.net if u would like
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Yes, I have and they are fine, they don't "hold on to" much more mud than bare skin does.Also. all these comments about DON"T WEAR PANTS are plain old bullcrap There is NO reason not to wear a FULL combat uniform in these races if that's your thing. I and many others have done it. If you want to COMPETE then sure, wear lightweight gear. But for a fun run you can wear a 50'lb ruck and BDU if you want.
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Kevlar is not flammable, don't waste your time trying to burn it. Super glue sounds good.
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They are built hefty with thick aluminum to transfer some of the heat so not much chance of fire. Likely millions sold and not one fire to my knowledge, if there was you'd be seeing a huge class action suit.
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They do not have a temp rating. I was just out in -30 temps with two base layers on under these pants and I was relatively comfortable.
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I have run a spartan in these pants. I ran in a full plate carrier with a gasmask and these pants with boots. These pants held up just fine and I still wear them today for field geology and other outdoor activities. Just know these pants will weigh you down and limit your mobility, something you do not want to risk during OCRs since it could put you at a greater risk for injury.
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They are designed to keep you from being cut while wearing...I know of no claim about being heat resistant.
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It says in the product description above (when you scroll down frim top) that they are 100 percent heat resistant... folks need to understand, you should use lower settings though... high can damage it...
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I have not ran any endurance races in them, but I do work as an EMT and wear them as my uniform pants. I have had a couple pairs for almost 2 years now and they are still going strong after being in mud, dirt, you name it and beat to crap, very durable! The Teflon coating wears off after a couple months but they still are pretty stain and fade resistant. Hope this helps a bit!
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There is no indication on the bottle that indicates they are flammable, the paints are water based. You may be able to find additional information on their website: www.createxcolors.com
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Hi George - Oh the days when I had a 30 inch waist! I agree with the other posters here. I'd opt for small. I will also say that I've wear my pants at least three or four days a week. I've hiked in them, done yoga in them and they are really resilient. I have a small ember burn on one leg, but outsaide of that they are fairly indestructible.